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Lewisburg water board chair William B. Marsh submits retirement; mayor to nominate Laurel Wells
Summary
William B. Marsh submitted a retirement letter as chairman of the Lewisburg Water and Wastewater Board; Mayor Jim Bingham said he intends to nominate Laurel Wells as Marsh’s replacement and staff provided Wells’ resume for council review.
The council received a retirement letter from William B. Marsh, chairman of the Lewisburg Water and Wastewater Board, during the city’s work session. Councilors praised Marsh’s stewardship; during remarks one participant noted the board’s debt was reduced from about $19 million to about $6 million under Marsh’s leadership. Mayor Jim Bingham said he intends to submit Laurel Wells as Marsh’s replacement and indicated a resume was available for councilors who had not yet reviewed it.
The item will be placed on the regular council agenda for possible acceptance of Marsh’s resignation and formal consideration of the mayor’s nomination of Wells. No formal personnel action was taken at the work session.
